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#82: You Already Have a Process: David Peck's Resonant Orator Story

#82: You Already Have a Process: David Peck's Resonant Orator Story

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I believe you have already built the process you are trying to build. Not the book or the framework itself, but the way you make things, and you have probably run it several times in several different mediums without ever stopping to give it a name.My guest this week is David Peck. David is a designer who has spent twenty years in fashion and owns a boutique in Houston, and before any of that there was a degree in classical cello, a job at Ralph Lauren, and five years in Paris. He hosts a podcast, and his first book, Artful, comes out on November 11th. We started working together in the fall of 2025 and he has been in my strategic advisory group ever since. David is a builder. He has made and created so many things over the course of his life, and he comes from a world most people would not traditionally connect to thought leadership, which is part of why I wanted this conversation on the show. His primary archetype is Resonant Orator at 58%, with Category Creator right behind it at 39%, and thirty percent is the mark where I start paying attention to an archetype at all. Both of those are carrying real signal, and it is a combination I do not see often: the speaker who is also creative enough to want to solve a problem by building a new category for it.Here is what I want you to listen for. David held the title of his first book for eleven years. That book, a memoir, is outlined and mostly written and essentially ready to go, and he made the decision to set it aside and lead with a different book instead. Things solidified for him around November and December, by February he was writing, and his book Artful comes out this fall. He did all of it alongside the store and a more than full-time day job, without blowing any of it up.IMPACT POINTS FROM THIS EPISODE:⚡ You already have a process. You just have not named it yet. — The framework in David's book is assemble, refine, try. He did not sit down and design it. It surfaced partway through him describing it out loud on a group call, and once he heard it he could see he had been running it his whole life: the senior thesis at Parsons that he collaged in Photoshop instead of drawing, because his drawings never carried the same weight his made things did, and which won him the Designer of the Year award. The store he built, watched come apart, and rebuilt. The TikTok account he did not tell anybody about. The word of the year workbook. In his words, the book came out of "a repetitive process that I didn't realize I was doing until I was able to name it."⚡ Speed usually means you stopped starting over. — The book came together fast, and I am not sure speed is quite the right word for what actually happened. He did not get faster. He stopped starting over. Every earlier attempt began at a blank page, in a medium that drained him before the ideas ever got out, and he would lose the thing he was trying to say somewhere in the effort of writing it down. Once the process had a name, the next thing he made did not cost him all the years he had already spent learning how to make things.⚡ Ask AI to interview you instead of asking it to write. — David wrote Artful in five and ten minute pieces, after carpool drop-off and on the way to work, by talking into voice notes and transcribing them. What he would not let the tool do was write, because what came back was paraphrase, and it was never as nuanced or as funny as what he actually meant. So he used it two ways instead: to group and organize his own words without changing them, and to ask him questions. "Can you help ask me questions that would help me figure out how these things are interrelated or connected?" Then he answered with another voice note. Letting it find the thread for him would have flattened the writing. Asking it to make him find the thread is what got the book out of his head.PEOPLE & RESOURCES MENTIONED:David Peck (davidpeck.co)Word of the Year workbook (davidpeck.co/yourword)Inside the Design Studio with David Peck (davidpeck.co/podcast)Wispr FlowThe Book AcademyCONNECT WITH MACY:Take the Thought Leadership Archetype Assessment: Find Your ArchetypeFollow on Instagram: @macyrobisonConnect on LinkedIn: Macy RobisonVisit: macyrobison.comSUBSCRIBE & REVIEW:If you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts! Your support helps me reach more thought leaders who are ready to make an impact with their ideas. 🎙 Thanks for tuning in to Own Your Impact!
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